Vertical farming patent infringement: a new approach to territorialism
The advent of vertical farming may cause something of a re-think of some aspects of intellectual property infringement.
The advent of vertical farming may cause something of a re-think of some aspects of intellectual property infringement.
After many twists and turns over more than four decades, the implementation of a so-called “Unitary Patent Package”, i.e. the establishment of a Unitary Patent and a Unified Patent Court (UPC), now seems close to coming to fruition.
Our specialist UPC team hopes the following frequently asked questions will provide insight into the proposed Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court landscape.
Last week, Peter Finnie, Nick McDonald and Mark Nichols hosted a webinar on 10 Tips for Implementing AI and IP in to Your Business. They discussed key considerations for businesses around the development and protection of AI solutions, obtaining and using input data and protecting AI outputs.
The Circadian, a stunning new sculpture by Lee Simmons was unveiled in the heart of central London today. Potter Clarkson partner, Mark Kramer, was delighted to attend the ceremony, having helped Lee safeguard his intellectual property for a number of years.
The UK’s research base for advanced materials reached a milestone in September with the official opening of the £105m Henry Royce Institute Hub Building at The University of Manchester.